Volcano
November 28th, 2007, 08:31 AM
Hi,
I read a PDF document using Foxit Reader 2.2.2129 on a desktop computer with CRT screen. The original text loog jaggy. Then I activate the option "Display Text Optimized for LCD Screens" in Preferences settings.
Immediately, the PDF text looks very nice. This is a very cute feature. However, I have the feeling like the font improvement goes beyond Fox it reader. My Windows XP fonts now seems to be "improved" to. The Tahoma font looks a little bit finer and smaller everywhere.
Did Foxit make any general "OS System wide" setting related to fonts display? If so how can I revert back like before?
Thanks in advance
I read a PDF document using Foxit Reader 2.2.2129 on a desktop computer with CRT screen. The original text loog jaggy. Then I activate the option "Display Text Optimized for LCD Screens" in Preferences settings.
Immediately, the PDF text looks very nice. This is a very cute feature. However, I have the feeling like the font improvement goes beyond Fox it reader. My Windows XP fonts now seems to be "improved" to. The Tahoma font looks a little bit finer and smaller everywhere.
Did Foxit make any general "OS System wide" setting related to fonts display? If so how can I revert back like before?
Thanks in advance